Notice of Election, One Director
Upcoming Election Day, August 6th 2024
Election Day is coming around quickly! August 6th is just a couple of weeks out. Put it in your Calendars, Write it on a Sticky Note and put it on the dashboard of your car. Remind your Spouse,, if it is a spouse with questionable memory and/or attention to detail skills remind them over, and over, and over, and over again from now until then! Or, that could just be how it works at the Chief’s house, sometimes it’s definitely deserved and appreciated!
Public Notice of Special Meeting
Public Notice
Holt Community Fire Protection District Brings on New Leadership
Starting on January 1st of 2024, Holt Community Fire Protection District is under the direction of new Fire Chief Ed Barger. Chief Barger comes to us with an extensive history in fire protection districts in two states. He began his career with Kearney Fire and Rescue Protection District as a Junior Responder and worked closely with many members of the Holt community Fire Protection District through the 1980s. In addition to serving with KFRPD as a firefighter and Company Officer (Lt.), Ed also served several years as a Director on the Board of Directors. After serving in the United States Army from 85-89, Ed began a career with Consolidated Fire District No. 2 in Northeast Johnson County Kansas in 1990 as a firefighter EMT and retired in October of 2018 as a Battalion Chief with over 38 years in the Fire Service. Chief Barger Holds IFSAC certification from Kansas University Fire Training in Firefighter I, II, and III, Driver Operator I, Fire Instructor I, and Fire Officer 1 and spent 10+ years as an adjunct field instructor for Kansas University Fire Service Training. Chief Barger holds a BA from Ottawa University and an M.Sc. from Columbia Southern University in Organizational Leadership. In his spare hours, Chief Barger currently sits as a South Director on the Board of Directors for Platte-Clay Electrical Cooperative.
Chief Barger’s experience will be a great asset to the district as we work to rebuild our organization and prepare for a brighter future for taxpayers and personnel. The focus of our organization moving forward is simple. We do the right things for the right reasons, serving the best interests of our community and taxpayers. We remain committed to being a community service driven organization; transparent and driven by the needs of the community.
Notice of Open Board Meeting
Please join us on October 10th, 2023 at 7:00pm for our monthly regular meeting of our board of directors.

Help Wanted: Office Manager

Thursday April 13, 2023 Board Meeting Agenda
CONGRATULATIONS Holt Community Fire Protection District received an ISO rating of 4
Holt Fire is being changed from a five to a 4 ISO rating effective June 2023. Congratulations to Chief Robert Looper, the Holt Fire Board and our EMS team for all their hard work to achieve this goal. It is a great achievement, and they will continue to work toward getting a three rating in the next few years. Reach out to your insurance company, as some use the ISO rating to help in calculating your insurance premiums. A lower ISO rating can sometimes, save you around $75 to $100 a year on your insurance premiums. Please see the attached reports as how the rating is calculated.